The Delivering the Dream 2010 Winter Games Strategic Framework Summary for the Resort Municipality of Whistler from September 2008. The manual covers the objectives for the community leading up to and hosting the games, as well as the lasting impacts the games are projected to have on the municipality.
Section titles include: Delivering the Dream (introduction) Once in a Lifetime Opportunity Strategic Objective: Preparing for Extraordinary Games Strategic Objective: Maximizing Business Success Strategic Objective: Capitalizing on Tourism Opportunities Strategic Objective: Enhancing Arts, Culture and Heritage Strategic Objective: Community Engagement Strategic Objective: Supporting Canadian Athletes Strategic Objective: Creating the Right Environment for Athletes Strategic Objective: Volunteerism and Community Pride Strategic Objective: Delivery of Municipal Services Strategic Objective: Partnerships Strategic Objective: Accelerating Our Journey Toward Sustainability Our Lasting Legacies
Photograph of the DeBeck house taken from across Green Lake.
The inscription on the recto reads "Denis DeBeck house Parkhurst" and the inscription on the verso reads "Dorothy and Denis 1st house, picture taken from across Green Lake, Gree [sic] Lake Parkhurst, 1938, across Green Lake."
It is believed that Denis and Dorothy's house is the building on the right as Denis's sister, Betsy Henderson, remembers it being right next to the creek that runs into Green Lake.
A newspaper article from the Whistler Question entitled "Dennehy and Hume honoured as pillars of B.C. with Diamond Jubilee medals." The article discusses the medal awarded to Ginny Dennehy for her work raising awareness about mental health through the Kelty Patrick Dennehy Foundation and Rick Hume for his years of work with the sport of downhill skiing. Found in a scrapbook.
A newspaper article from the Whistler Question about the Kelty Patrick Dennehy Foundation and their volunteers. The article recognizes the work of the foundation over the years and highlights some of the many volunteers who have given their time for it and made their events successful. Found in scrapbook.
An article about Whistler Realtor Kerry Dennehy who was honoured with a Realtors Care Award from the Real Estate Board of Greater Vancouver for his work on depression awareness through The Kelty Patrick Dennehy foundation. Found in scrapbook.
A short article entitled "Dennehy named 'distinct' nominee." The article describes Ginny Dennehy's nomination for the YWCA Women of Distinction Award in the Community Building category, and her work fighting depression with the Kelty Patrick Dennehy Foundation. Found in scrapbook.
A newspaper article from The Question entitled "Dennehy selected for Women of Distinction Award." The article gives information about Ginny Dennehy's work with the Kelty Patrick Dennehy Foundation fighting against depression and her receiving the YWCA Women of Distinction Award in the category of Community Builder. Found in scrapbook.
A five page article from The Pique on August 29, 2013 entitled "Dennehys' Dream." The article goes through Ginny and Kerry Dennehy's Enough is Enough cross-Canada journey to raise money for mental health awareness and the Kelty Patrick Dennehy Foundation. It includes snippets of blog posts and photos from along the way. Found in scrapbook. 1 duplicate.
Newspaper article in Pique Newsmagazine announcing the Kelty and Riley Dennehy Scholarship Fund made possible by Kerry and Ginny Dennehy's $100,000 donation.
